Bronson is currently a second year MBA student at Columbia Business School . This summer Bronson was an Associate Intern at Stonehenge Capital. His responsibilities included sourcing and due diligence for both prospective early stage venture investments and later stage subordinate debt placements. Prior to business school he gained experience in several start up ventures, most recently co-founding an independent trading partnership. There he wrote and executed proprietary trading models in both the NASDAQ equity and index futures markets. Prior to that he helped to launch ConnectEdu a technology and consulting platform designed to support high school students and families engaged in the undergraduate university application and financial aid process. He also has worked with startups in high-tech consumer products and services industries. Bronson graduated from Brown University in 2002.

Kyusik is currently a co-founder in a pre-launch startup focused on local recommendations. Prior to enrolling at NYU Stern, he was the Product Manager of Advertising at Zillow.com, a real estate startup based in Seattle . There he managed the sole source of revenue and built the home valuation engine that places a price on over 50 million homes every day. Before joining Zillow.com, Kyusik worked as a Lead Program Manager at Expedia, where he was responsible for the Hotels Systems back end projects, including integration with suppliers and Hotels.com. Prior to Expedia, he spent 2 years working for Sapient, a technology consultancy, as an Engineer, where he gained financial and hospitality industry experience as well as off-shore project management experience. Kyusik graduated from Yale University in 2000 with a B.S. in Mathematics and Computer Science.

Mark has been active in the venture community as an entrepreneur, advisor and venture capitalist. He currently works at DFJ Gotham Ventures, a leading early-stage IT venture capital fund based in New York City . Mark is also the author of Get Venture, a column that helps educate entrepreneurs on the venture capital process. In addition to working in venture capital, Mark is pursuing his MBA at Columbia Business School , where he is the Co-President of the Private Equity and Venture Capital Club, the Founder of the Columbia Venture Community and the Vice President of Alumni Relations for InSITE. Mark also helped organize the DFJ East Coast Venture Challenge, the largest business plan competition in the country. Earlier in his career, Mark advised Fortune 1000 and private equity clients on the strategic and financial attractiveness of acquisition targets at both Bain & Company and KPMG LLP. Mark received his B.A. in Economics with a minor in History at Duke University .

Bruno is currently pursuing an MBA from Columbia Business School. He spent his most recent summer at Goldman Sachs in London in the Investment Banking Division. Notable projects include a private equity LBO in the financial services sector as well as a sell-side divestiture for a consumer goods company. Prior to business school, Bruno spent two years as a management consultant with McKinsey & Company in Belgium. At McKinsey he served over ten clients in a diverse range of sectors and geographies. Notable engagements include several private equity due diligences across Europe, a wholesale and investment banking strategy for a Middle Eastern bank and a change program for a European railway operator. Before joining McKinsey, Bruno interned as a consultant for a technology startup in Paris, France. Bruno holds a specialized master's degree in strategic management from HEC, Paris, France and a master's degree in engineering from Ghent University in Belgium. He is fluent in English, French and Dutch.